Which statement is not used to prove that ΔABC is similar to ΔADE? triangles ABC and ADE in which point E is between points A and C on segment AC and point D is between points A and B on segment AB, angle A is a right angle AC is a transversal line passing ED and CB. Angle A is congruent to itself, due to the reflexive property. Segments ED and CB are parallel. The sum of angles A and B are supplementary to angle C.
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rlly b makin me feel like am retaking mah midterms, mah brain ish fried anyways tho so time to do process of elimination
Start by doing the process of elimination... which one of the options prove that ΔABC is similar to ΔADE Start with A, is AC a transversal line?
I think so
Wait
Alright never mind I think it should be
Since they both pass through two lines right?
Correct. Remember,a transversal is `a line that intersects two other lines.`
Next B, is angle A congruent to its self?
No, i don't think A is congruent to itself
how so?
Well It doesn't look identical
what do you mean by that? it stayed in the same place?
Oh, so then it would be congruent
Correct, if its congruent, then it can prove ΔABC is similar to ΔADE and so choice B is eliminated
out of the two choices left, which one does not prove similarity?
I think the answer might be C
are the two segments parallel ?
They seem to be
then C would be eliminated, which leaves us with...?
Oh, so then the answer would be d
correct
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